Written by Peter Setaro: 

Commercial real estate markets around the world experienced the full impact of the global economic recession in 2009, according to the 24th annual Global Market Report released today by NAI Global. Rising vacancy rates and declining rental rates were evident in virtually every market sector and geography, with weak demand and a growing supply of sublease space further eroding market fundamentals.  For full story, go to

http://www.realinvest20.com/articles/42-articles/1784-tenants-investors-to-take-the-reins-in-2010-nai-global-

 

David Dowers

Tenant and Buyer Representation Specialist

509-232-2030

www.dowersgroup.com

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David- thanks for the tag! 2010 probably won't be any better, as the access to capital is still a long way off from being loosened. Now more than ever investros need someone like you in their corner who specializes in finding the right location and negotiating leases. Are you seeing leases shorten up and take on laddering structures more now?
Thanks, Fred! Yes, there is a bit more caution on leases, so most are 3 year terms. Those who are solid, stable, and holding their own right now are in a good position, so we're seeing some early lease renewals with favorable terms for the tenant. I agree about 2010 for investors. If an investor has cash, he's in a great situation right now with cap rates higher than a couple of years ago. If he's relying on financing, the pickin's are slim!

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